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  • ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1259918963
  • ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1259918964
  • Author:   Robert Higgins

Analysis for Financial Management, 12e presents standard techniques and modern developments in a practical and intuitive manner with an emphasis on the managerial applications of financial analysis. It is intended for non-financial managers and business students interested in the practice of financial management.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Part One: Assessing The Financial Health of The Firm
  2. Chapter 1: Interpreting Financial Statements
  3. The Cash Flow Cycle
  4. The Balance Sheet
  5. Current Assets and Liabilities
  6. Shareholders’ Equity
  7. The Income Statement
  8. Measuring Earnings
  9. Sources and Uses Statements
  10. The Two-Finger Approach
  11. The Cash Flow Statement
  12. Financial Statements and the Value Problem
  13. Market Value vs. Book Value
  14. Economic Income vs. Accounting Income
  15. Imputed Costs
  16. Summary
  17. Additional Resources
  18. Problems
  19. Chapter 2: Evaluating Financial Performance
  20. The Levers of Financial Performance
  21. Return on Equity
  22. The Three Determinants of ROE
  23. The Profit Margin
  24. Asset Turnover
  25. Financial Leverage
  26. Is ROE a Reliable Financial Yardstick?
  27. The Timing Problem
  28. The Risk Problem
  29. The Value Problem
  30. ROE or Market Price?
  31. Ratio Analysis
  32. Using Ratios Effectively
  33. Ratio Analysis of Hasbro Inc.
  34. Summary
  35. Additional Resources
  36. Problems
  37. Part Two: Planning Future Financial Performance
  38. Chapter 3: Financial Forecasting
  39. Pro Forma Statements
  40. Percent-of-Sales Forecasting
  41. Interest Expense
  42. Seasonality
  43. Pro Forma Statements and Financial Planning
  44. Forecasting with Spreadsheets
  45. Coping with Uncertainty
  46. Sensitivity Analysis
  47. Scenario Analysis
  48. Simulation
  49. Cash Flow Forecasts
  50. Cash Budgets
  51. The Techniques Compared
  52. Summary
  53. Additional Resources
  54. Problems
  55. Chapter 4: Managing Growth
  56. Sustainable Growth
  57. The Sustainable Growth Equation
  58. Too Much Growth
  59. Balanced Growth
  60. Nobility Homes’ Sustainable Growth Rate
  61. “What If” Questions
  62. What to Do When Actual Growth Exceeds Sustainable Growth
  63. Sell New Equity
  64. Increase Leverage
  65. Reduce the Payout Ratio
  66. Profitable Pruning
  67. Outsourcing
  68. Pricing
  69. Is Merger the Answer?
  70. Too Little Growth
  71. What to Do When Sustainable Growth Exceeds Actual Growth
  72. Ignore the Problem
  73. Return the Money to Shareholders
  74. Buy Growth
  75. Sustainable Growth and Pro Forma Forecasts
  76. New Equity Financing
  77. Why Don’t U.S. Corporations Issue More Equity?
  78. Summary
  79. Additional Resources
  80. Problems
  81. Part Three: Financing Operations
  82. Chapter 5: Financial Instruments and Markets
  83. Financial Instruments
  84. Bonds
  85. Common Stock
  86. Preferred Stock
  87. Financial Markets
  88. Venture Capital Financing
  89. Private Equity
  90. Initial Public Offerings
  91. Seasoned Issues
  92. Issue Costs
  93. Efficient Markets
  94. What Is an Efficient Market?
  95. Implications of Efficiency
  96. Appendix: Using Derivatives to Manage Risks
  97. Forward Markets
  98. Hedging in Forward Contracts
  99. Hedging with Futures Contracts
  100. Types of Forwards and Futures
  101. Hedging with Swaps
  102. Hedging with Options
  103. Limitations of Financial Market Hedging
  104. Valuing Options
  105. Summary
  106. Additional Resources
  107. Problems
  108. Chapter 6: The Financing Decision
  109. Financial Leverage
  110. Measuring the Effects of Leverage on a Business
  111. Leverage and Risk
  112. Leverage and Earnings
  113. How Much to Borrow
  114. Irrelevance
  115. Tax Benefits
  116. Distress Costs
  117. Flexibility
  118. Market Signaling
  119. Management Incentives
  120. The Financing Decision and Growth
  121. Selecting a Maturity Structure
  122. Inflation and Financing Strategy
  123. Appendix: The Irrelevance Proposition
  124. No Taxes
  125. Taxes
  126. Summary
  127. Additional Resources
  128. Problems
  129. Part Four: Evaluating Investment Opportunities
  130. Chapter 7: Discounted Cash Flow Techniques
  131. Figures of Merit
  132. The Payback Period and the Accounting Rate of Return
  133. The Time Value of Money
  134. Equivalence
  135. The Net Present Value
  136. The Benefit-Cost Ratio
  137. The Internal Rate of Return
  138. Uneven Cash Flows
  139. A Few Applications and Extensions
  140. Mutually Exclusive Alternatives and Capital Rationing
  141. The IRR in Perspective
  142. Determining the Relevant Cash Flows
  143. Depreciation
  144. Working Capital and Spontaneous Sources
  145. Sunk Costs
  146. Allocated Costs
  147. Cannibalization
  148. Excess Capacity
  149. Financing Costs
  150. Appendix: Mutually Exclusive Alternatives and Capital Rationing
  151. What Happened to the Other $578,000?
  152. Unequal Lives
  153. Capital Rationing
  154. The Problem of Future Opportunities
  155. A Decision Tree
  156. Summary
  157. Additional Resources
  158. Problems
  159. Chapter 8: Risk Analysis in Investment Decisions
  160. Risk Defined
  161. Risk and Diversification
  162. Estimating Investment Risk
  163. Three Techniques for Estimating Investment Risk
  164. Including Risk in Investment Evaluation
  165. Risk-Adjusted Discount Rates
  166. The Cost of Capital
  167. The Cost of Capital Defined
  168. The Cost of Capital for Hasbro Inc.
  169. The Cost of Capital in Investment Appraisal
  170. Multiple Hurdle Rates
  171. Four Pitfalls in the Use of Discounted Cash Flow Techniques
  172. The Enterprise Perspective vs. the Equity Perspective
  173. Inflation
  174. Real Options
  175. Excessive Risk Adjustment
  176. Economic Value Added
  177. EVA and Investment Analysis
  178. EVA’s Appeal
  179. A Cautionary Note
  180. Appendix: Asset Beta and Adjusted Present Value
  181. Beta and Financial Leverage
  182. Using Asset Beta to Estimate Equity Beta
  183. Asset Beta and Adjusted Present Value
  184. Summary
  185. Additional Resources
  186. Problems
  187. Chapter 9: Business Valuation and Corporate Restructuring
  188. Valuing a Business
  189. Assets or Equity?
  190. Dead or Alive?
  191. Minority Interest or Control?
  192. Discounted Cash Flow Valuation
  193. Free Cash Flow
  194. The Terminal Value
  195. A Numerical Example
  196. Problems with Present Value Approaches to Valuation
  197. Valuation Based on Comparable Trades
  198. Lack of Marketability
  199. The Market for Control
  200. The Premium for Control
  201. Financial Reasons for Restructuring
  202. The Empirical Evidence
  203. The LinkedIn Buyout
  204. Appendix: The Venture Capital Method of Valuation
  205. The Venture Capital Method—One Financing Round
  206. The Venture Capital Method—Multiple Financing Rounds
  207. Why Do Venture Capitalists Demand Such High Returns?
  208. Summary
  209. Additional Resources
  210. Problems
  211. Glossary
  212. Suggested Answers to Odd-Numbered Problems
  213. Index

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